If you have a good amount of startup code which construsts various objects,
then I would recommend the use of an IoC container to introduce lazy loading of
those objects. I am using Funq, an open source library. It is highly optimized
and fairly easy to understand, as it doesn't use reflection to hook things up -
you simply define a lambda expression which returns an instance of the class
being requested. It supports all use cases I have needed and allows me to not
have my objects get created until they are needed by the application the first
time. There is a good series of screencasts which show how it was developed
from start the finish using test-driven development (TDD) which is well worth
watching.
Another thing to keep in mind is that if you haven't tested on an actual
device, you may be very surprised how much faster the device is. I was blown
away at the difference - it was like night and day.
Thank you,
Chris
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